... WYEEKLY EPITOM1'E. FOREItGN AND) POI'ITICAL It is stated ill 1ulasi e, 'qr ,yr that tile ratifications of the treaty concrluded oni thle 4td roI A1,01, beta rCa the courts of I'ari~,Ioeli, Mad1rtd, aol Lirti)ni, isere exchawi~cd at Lon'ton oal Ilie :31s otit. tolt that t ce French governmtenlt ha, juot rceileed tin re of thet ott~er three 'sr. Trie .! lear'u of Tuesday tveac last cotilairts an ...

... LOCAL AMELIORATION-HINTS TO BE ACTIVE. THE public bodies, we have been told, are engaged in enquiring as to the expediency of a reduction of local taxatiOn, and we need not repeat the gratification we have already expressed at this intel- ligeuce; but, thanks to the system which has been so long in ope- ration to the injury of this city, we are every now and then fur- nished with a pretty ...

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... WeLou~o1t ' WEDNiESDAYX, MAY' 28, 1834. t AI5OCUcNMENT OF PAuLIa^,sENT.-lReig~tion t of Four of the L'a!Bbnet Afinisiers.-The public mind 3 has beens throw n into .he deepest state of agitation by the F sudden sppearance of a diflerence which has~ arisen in the S Cabinet upon the subject of the ssppropriation of the Irish n C'hurch Rlevenues (or Irish TIit e B~ill), in which ItMr. c Stanley ...

... jaijp11ARIlA PARllJAMEINT. J ?? . . . - x , s - I A, A I . liiusrE 01' LOR1 DS, THURI lSD)AY, JU'NE 1). r oflike of Wv li toln ?? petitions for the I |Prectl of tle Estahlishld Church. Ib l'.arl of Itossel aotd the Archlil slhlp of Caiteiebulrv presented pe- ,i iolis ?? various places in Kent, SussexSuinet, &c. fet thle protection of t tilc Estsbhstl Church. H1tt.!S!' of COSt1 (ONS. ...

... HOUSE -OF LORDS-1V-~onelay. t Lord Dmm.I.Nc presented a petition from thle prisoners J conifined for debt in the King's Benich, praying for the abo- t litietu of' iniprisonmetit for debt. Petitions for the praecetion of thle Establlohved Church were Pr presented by Lord Kenyan, from parishes in Yorksltire ;by Pr Lord Rolle, from several places in Devonshire ;by the laiel p( of flarewood, ftrom ...

... On Friday last a large concourse of people of all classes, ages, and sects, were assembled to witness the ceremony of laying the first stone of the Gasometer. A stage had been previously erected for the convenience of the ladies and others disposed to avail themselves of the accommodation it offered; and a band was in attendance to enliven the scene and con- duce to the pleasure of the company ...

... p @§T ctTi.n5P T.. The ONDON.7\-Fr czcey. T Be Brussels Pap-rs of the 4th annoullne tle ay- proachiug departure of thl Prussian Miistr from that capital. The Emanciipaftion almounecs tihat the Queen is pregnant, rihich iq probably the cause why the nuolitatioll of a successor has been deferred. The latest adeixcsfromi Lisbon state that nn attempt seas maile to assassitlate D)on Pedro, oni his ...

... I-I'l-RUNKEYNESS. Tile ?? is a 1cr-y brief nbltrtiglillt ofl .MI. lictsinig- hil1's 11110 stlaiei , ill ltining tl is ?? i 'j-freC ?? lousC of' Como I (l, oll tolc tiC i'e .o 1C:- Mrv. 1L U( ?? Il( 1 M Vi 1Eo trill0 f)ortte( I lii ( 0(10otin fort ill Inqu l iry ?? ?? (ItI e .ttiit, u 0 I 001i, taou ?? CLo of 11(b I-icc er tlt.;Io,mIt,, alltl I e bcst ILLc -1s oif prI 11; 21Lio is c I-cr-nioun ...

... M3:1 TING; To) 1T,~l S1 T . \¼ A.j1) 3 S Nt I ?? itt Wicr1 tetlrY, t I N 'rt~rIi, Cortiratad Isv r~cttlytttilk to ?? 'ta 7, sf ?? sIII mb Ia- si otit (I ihrtel 'fEilitokls tleIS 'ir:.tloi's', fin tl,.ritowl, fir Ole 1priapocai oftireiirir0 airl Adiftdrs K lfim ill ii'pk~ to the tiiputed h reeil if ilk %iitjcstr 1ii thu of *:'rima e Fl Oil Iris 14hlttiv. 'hit~ toeetirig, ttteilil trot tII 11'r ...

... INFLUENCE OF KNOTVLEDGE ON DISSENT. In Thte Scotsantm of Saturday last, .*here is an able article on the effects which the substantial ab4olition of patronage in the Scotch Chlurch ,ill produce. Our Northern Con- tern)orary obscrveY:- *-iTe dissenting ilergyman vwhatever be the apparent terms on which lie holds his office, is sulbstantitIlly dependent onl the confidence and good opinion of ...

... HOUSE OF. LORDS.4-WzNESDAY. Witnesses in the Warwick Bill were examined at four o'clock, Lord Wynford, as Deputy Speaker, being in the chair. General business commenced at a quarter to five o'clock. Lord ROLLE presented several petitionsfrom places in Devonshire for protection to the Established Church. Anot4er NOBLE LORD presented two petitions on the same subject. CRIMINAL LAW. The LORD ...